It’s been awhile…
I’m back though and I just finished reading Happy Place by Emily Henry and I have to be honest; it was not my happy place.
Most of the books on this list are such well-known hits it’s almost ridiculous for me to recommend them to you now. However, I’d like to provide at least some romances for you to read if you’re feeling particularly festive this Valentine’s Day! And it occurred to me while compiling this list that while romance is my favorite genre, I have read a lot more duds than I would like over the last few years. Maybe a new goal for me this year should be to read more romances that I love…
I may not have completed the first Buzzword Reading Challenge prompt during the month of January, but I did start it on January 31st so it counts! I will admit this happened by chance because I began reading the book without remembering that January’s prompt words were “life” and “death”. Maybe that in itself was a small bit of big magic?
If you’ve never set reading goals for yourself, or you just need a little inspiration this year, my reading goals for 2023 are sure to give you an idea or two to get you started!
Whether you’ve recently picked up a reading habit or you simply need a shake-up in your everyday reading life, tracking your reading can be beneficial and motivating. Keep track of yearly goals, favorite authors, and least favorite books of the year. Tracking your reading can be a simple and enjoyable way to liven up your reading and discover some trends about yourself. In this post, you’ll learn 3 methods of tracking your reading and find some examples you can try out for yourself. So fasten your seatbelt, get comfortable, and prepare to transform your bookish habits and daily routines.
I’m sharing 23 new releases that you should be adding to your TBR this year. Whether you’re looking for a romance, fantasy, literary fiction, or thriller, you’ll find a book perfect for you.